US President Donald Trump will inaugurate the world's largest cricket stadium when he arrives at the city of Ahmedabad on his India tour.

Video footage from Thursday (February 20) documents the sheer scale of the refurbished stadium and markings on the field where a stage will be set.

On February 26, the event named as "Kem chho Trump" or "Howdy! Trump" will see the US President taking part in a roadshow before inaugurating the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Stadium, also known as Motera Stadium.

According to local sources, Trump will be travelling in an open-top vehicle alongside Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi.

The entire stadium is spread across 63 acres of land and has been built costing $90.8 million.

On his first visit to India, five to seven million people are expected to greet Trump accompanied by the first lady of United States Melania Trump.

US President Donald Trump will inaugurate the world's largest cricket stadium when he arrives at the city of Ahmedabad on his India tour.

After China, Japan, and Israel, Trump is the fourth head of the state to visit the city.

On February 26, the event named as 'Kem chho Trump' or 'Howdy! Trump' - will see the US President taking part in a roadshow before inaugurating the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Stadium, also known as Motera Stadium.

The renovation of the stadium where Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and United States President Donald Trump will be addressing a joint meeting has almost come to an end.

The video shows the refurbished stadium with colorful sitting arrangements for the duo visit.

The marking on the field where the stage will be set up is also visible.

The stadium has a sitting capacity of 1,10,000 people, is soon set to be the largest capacity stadium in the entire world.

According to sources, Trump will be traveling in an open-top vehicle along with Narendra Modi.

The stadium is spread across 63 acres of land with four dressing rooms, 50 rooms, 76 corporate boxes, a parking facility of 3,000 four-wheelers and 10,000 two-wheelers.

The entire stadium has been built at $90.8 million.

On his first visit to India, over five to seven million people are expected to greet Trump accompanied by the first lady of United States Melania Trump.